Articles tagged ‘softwaredevelopment’

This article introduces content management systems and discusses the features and benefits of using Plone, a popular open source content management system built on top of Zope.

Got a wireless network card that you want to use with Linux but its device driver is not available? NDIS Wrapper may be just what you need.

The author discusses high-availability clustering with Linux.

The author writes on this innovative approach to content distribution on the Internet.

Governments are choosing Open Source Software (OSS) to encourage competition while keeping costs low and quality high - so let’s examine what OSS is all about.

Contributions to computing by people like Knuth have made open source software a robust and serious solution for all.

Eqlplus is a Linux modem combining strategy based upon IP masquerading and the kernel eql driver. Modern browsers typically open many simultaneous HTTP TCP-based connections to fetch text and images from remote servers. TCP multiplexing distributes these simultaneous connections across several active links thereby increasing the apparent bandwidth to the Web user.

Linux carries a similar promise for the global software community as the 1849 Gold Rush did for California. For software products and projects, Linux is software gold.

In this book review, Bob Adkins looks at “STL for C++ Programmers” and finds some excellent examples on using STL which can be adapted for the g++ environment in Linux 2.0++. The author Leen Ammeraal presents a quick and practical guide for the STL beginner, demonstrates several applications and provides excellent examples to demonstrate the power of STL.